Unified dashboard
Monitor multiple self-hosted services in one Android app instead of opening each vendor dashboard.
Built for Android and self-hosters
Your homelab, one Android dashboard
Monitor health, alerts, analytics and common administrative actions across your self-hosted infrastructure. HomeLabLink keeps servers, containers, NAS systems, media services, DNS and UPS information in one mobile view.
One connected view
Stop jumping between dashboards
See what is healthy, offline or needs attention across the supported services that keep your homelab running.
Health and alerts
Separate connection problems from health warnings and receive meaningful alerts and recovery notifications.
History and analytics
Review incidents, availability context and connector metrics across 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day views.
Useful mobile actions
Handle supported common tasks from your phone, then open the native web UI when deeper configuration is needed.
Proxmox visibility and control
Monitor Proxmox from Android
HomeLabLink gives you a fast mobile view into your Proxmox homelab. Check cluster and node status, CPU, memory and storage usage, and see the health and running or stopped state of virtual machines and LXC containers.
- Monitor cluster and node health
- View CPU, memory and storage usage
- See running and stopped VMs and LXC containers
- Start, stop and restart guests from Android
- Check important environment details without opening the full Proxmox UI
As a focused Proxmox Android app and Proxmox mobile dashboard, HomeLabLink makes Proxmox VM monitoring and Proxmox container monitoring easier from a phone. It supports common guest actions, but does not replace the full Proxmox web interface.
Container visibility and control
Monitor Portainer from Android
HomeLabLink gives you a mobile view of connected Portainer and Docker environments, including online, offline, health and attention states. Review container counts and individual running or stopped containers alongside image, volume and network information.
- View connected Portainer environments
- Spot offline or unhealthy environments
- Monitor running and stopped containers
- Start, stop and restart containers from Android
- View container, image, volume and network information
For anyone looking for a Portainer Android app or Portainer mobile dashboard, HomeLabLink provides Docker container monitoring on Android and common container actions without requiring the full Portainer web dashboard.
Supported connections
Connect the services you already run
Bring virtualization, containers, storage, media, uptime, DNS and power monitoring into one Android homelab dashboard. Available information depends on each configured service and connector.
Proxmox
Monitor clusters, nodes, virtual machines, LXC containers and resource usage, with common guest controls.
Portainer
View environments and containers, check status, and perform common container actions.
Pi-hole
Review blocking status, query statistics, clients and block rate, with supported blocking and domain controls.
Jellyfin
Monitor server health, libraries, active streams and transcoding sessions.
Home Assistant
View instance health and entity availability, with supported controls from Android.
Sonarr
Review series, download queue, missing episodes and health, with supported monitoring controls and RSS sync.
Radarr
Review movies, download queue, missing content and health, with supported monitoring controls and RSS sync.
Plex
Monitor Plex Media Server health, libraries, active sessions and transcodes.
NUT / UPS
View UPS state, battery, load, runtime and power information through Network UPS Tools.
TrueNAS
Monitor system health, resources, pools, datasets, apps and VMs, with supported management actions.
Unraid
Track server health, array status, storage, Docker containers and VMs, with supported management actions.
More than a status screen
Health, alerts and history that make sense
Know what is unavailable, what is unhealthy and what has recovered without constantly checking individual dashboards.
Meaningful homelab alerts
HomeLabLink separates connectivity from service health, supports alert thresholds and sends recovery notifications when monitored conditions return to normal.
Historical health and analytics
Move beyond current status with 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day history, incident context, availability trends and connector-specific metric history.
Android home-screen widgets
Keep important homelab information visible from your home screen for a quicker view of the services you care about.
Local discovery and manual setup
Discover supported services on your local network or add servers manually when you already know where they are.
Timeline and activity
Review health changes, incidents and relevant activity together so a warning has useful operational context.
Backup and restore
Back up and restore app configuration, with optional encrypted credential backup when you choose to include sensitive connection details.
Mobile operational companion
Monitor for free. Manage with Pro.
Use HomeLabLink for quick visibility, alerts and historical context. Pro adds supported remote-management controls for common tasks across compatible connectors.
Common actions without the dashboard detour
Start, stop or restart supported Proxmox guests and Portainer containers, use available connector controls, or jump directly to a vendor’s web interface when you need deeper configuration.
HomeLabLink complements native administration tools; it does not try to replace them.
Designed for the stack you run
One Android dashboard for your self-hosted stack
Homelab users and self-hosters often run several independent platforms: Proxmox for virtual machines and LXC containers, Portainer for Docker containers, Pi-hole for DNS filtering, media services, storage servers, uptime monitors and a UPS for power protection.
HomeLabLink brings self-hosted monitoring and useful management controls into a consolidated home server monitoring experience on Android. It is a mobile companion for supported systems you operate—not a hosted service, a replacement for their full administration interfaces, or an official client produced by those third-party projects.
Frequently asked questions
HomeLabLink at a glance
What can I monitor with HomeLabLink?
HomeLabLink supports Proxmox, Portainer, Home Assistant, Pi-hole, Jellyfin, Sonarr, Radarr, Plex, Network UPS Tools, TrueNAS and Unraid. Each connector surfaces information relevant to that service, from server health and storage to containers, media activity, DNS statistics and UPS runtime.
Can I manage my homelab from Android?
HomeLabLink supports common administrative actions for compatible connectors, including guest and container controls. Pro remote-management features are designed for routine tasks; deeper configuration remains available through each service’s native web interface.
Does HomeLabLink show historical server health?
Yes. Historical analytics include 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day views, health over time, incidents, availability context and connector-specific metrics where supported.
Do I have to discover services automatically?
No. HomeLabLink supports local network discovery as well as manual server entry, giving you control over how connectors are added.
Android companion for self-hostersTake your homelab with you
Keep supported virtualization, containers, DNS, media, storage, uptime and UPS information in one HomeLabLink dashboard on Android.
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